both sides spent millions of dollars on proposition 29. this morning it looks like society spent more money might get their way. >> we are live at sfo where air force one will touch down before noon. we will tell you why president obama will be here and why his visit doesn't come with a little bit of controversy. >> it was one of the most watched races in the bay area. how san jose's unions plan to fight back today after the passage of a controversial pension reform plan. >> a police officer shoots and kills a teenager overnight. what may have prompted the shooting. good morning, to you welcome to a bran new day it's wednesday -- brand new day it's wednesday, june 6th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tori campbell in for

pam cook. steve, you say cooler this morning but then warming up a bit? >> exactly. we have mostly clear skies and temperatures for this time of year low to mid 40s. i just heard from kirk up in mendocino county he has 30 degrees. highs 60s and 70s. a lot of upper 70s in areas that have been in the low 70s lately. and a few low 80s. here is sal. good morning. traffic is moving off pretty well. we are off to a nice start. i hope it stays that way. moving along taking a look at san francisco same thing goes. it's 6:01 let's go back to dave and tori. at 6:01 election news for you. it's a close contest for prop 29 that is the cigarette proposal here in california. right now it's losing by a whisker. look at the numbers on the screen. 49.2% yes, 50.8% no.

ktvu lorraine blanco is joining us live now. she is in san leandro with a lot more on this race that is still too close to call. >> reporter: dave, with 100% of precincts reporting this morning, the no's on prop 29 are ahead. we talked to many that said thank goodness but they said if the tax did go, they would still buy them. it aims to tax cigarettes by $1. it would have raised $700 million for cancer research. >> i'm impressed. i mean i think everything is tax too much. i know it's benefiting. not the working class. so what good is it?

>> the no on 29 campaign bankroll by the tobacco industry. far out the anti29 campaign for the initiative would send research dollars out of state because it did not dictate where the money must be spent. supporters spent close to 18 million. they anticipate it would 6:03. it appears california voters are given way a. 38.6% sea. however they will still be allowed to spend those years in the same house. in san jose pension reform has passed. voters said yes to measure b and it won by a big margin.

this is seen as a win for san jose mayor chuck reid and a loss for city employee unions. the union says the mayor should not celebrate too much because they will take the issue to court today. >> it's going to save the city of san jose billions of dollars. that is really important. so we can begin to restore services. >> measure b lets current employees keep pension credits but they have to pay up to 16% more to keep it going. the measure would require future hires to pay 50% of the cost of a pension. opponents charged the city with walking away from its contract. city worker unions are causing swift legal actions. we will talk live with mayor

reid. santa clara county voters showed overwhelming support for measure a. it came up after there were legal questions about which agency would handle the jails after a reorganization two years ago. 6:04. president obama flies back here to the because area for more campaign fundraising just two weeks after his last visit. ktvu tara moriarty is at sfo right now to tell us why political observers say the president will making more trips to the bay area before november. tara. >> reporter: you know the last time obama was here he was raising money for his reelection bid. today won't be any different. they will touch down at 11:40 this morning. and then he will be whisked off to downtown. then it's a luncheon at the julia morgan ballroom. about 300 supporter there is will pay between $5-$50,000 per

plate. that is the big stop here. the president should rake in $1.5 million to his quick unit. >> good ored bad he will not be a competitive election. he will be out of here. there won't be big events. >> reporter: now unlike the president's private fundraisers these financial district events will draw protests. opponents of arctic drilling and u.s. involvement in the middle east have scheduled demonstrations. then they will wait until -- coming up next we will tell you why that visit to nevada play such a crucial role in the november election. live from sfo i'm tara moriarty. >> president obama was the only name on democrats ballots in california's presidential pray

mare need. he received 1-p% of the romney received 79.6% of the votes. ron paul took second place with 10.2%. romney also won in montana, new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. 6:06. wisconsin governor scott walker survive the recall effort against him. coming up the big impact of walkers recall victory. we have complete election results for you on ktvu.com and as you can see look at the bottom of your screen we've got it going across the bottom of your screen. you'll find realtime returns. south san francisco police officer -- the officer tried to investigate a suspect @ -- the

suspect allegedly retch for waste band and pulled out a gun. the shot thes is. pg&e ignored how vulnerable its pipes were to corrosion. san francisco chronicle reports being e plans to finish those energy inspections this month. the company is repairing gas rainies. let's check in with sal. >> it is getting a little slower there if you are driving from antioch to pittsburgh and over to bay point. here in bay point it looks pretty good. these days and right now it's 6:08 in the morning these days the is up comes up so early. it may seem later than it is.

driving from concord cowalnut creek -- concord to walnut creek that looks good. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is the time when the sun comes over the east hill. no problems. and if you are driving in hayward union city and fremont slow traffic there. want to move the maps over to the east shore freeway. also still open for you it's 6:09 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. a very good morning. a chilly morning. it will be sunny today. i want to draw your attention to a couple things. napa airport is 41 degrees. come on now. i just saw kenwood at 39. outside of sonoma i saw a reading of 39 degrees. look at the upper 40s. there is mid 40s in san francisco. san rafael mill valley 46-47.

46 livermore. 45 santa rosa. 48 fairfield. the forecast does call for in the morning chilly lows. but we bounce off those pretty fast. the nights are so short. by the way the first day of summer is 15 days away. i just looked at a 15 day model. very cool. very cool. we'll see if that verifies. i think it will. sunny and warmer by noon. 70s for many. yesterday was another cool day. left over from that system that gave us the clouds and rain. we had a lot of 60s or very low 70s. today warming up. i'm a little hesitant when you took 3 degrees. 68 concord to 78 san jose. 77 in napa. little built of a breeze. nothing too outrageous. it will not be as windy as yesterday. that's the low leaving behind the cool air. weak high pressure builds in. the days are very warm. especially inland areas. it will be sunny and nice and warmer. a little breezy times. nothing compared to the last

couple of days. so 62 stinson beach. 80 clear lake. mid 70s sonoma. danville 78. berkeley at 67. livermore 77. 78 morgan hill. and 70s on the peninsula. low to mid. and 60s on the coast. a little cooler as we head toward late thursday into friday. rebound with temperatures on the weekend. 6:11. in wisconsins recall election the democratic mayor con seeds defeat.

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sofas that can take anything life throws at them. 6:14. now to the election results of two congressional districts here in the bay area. district two runs from marin county up to the oregon state border. and in the battle to replace retiring congresswoman lynn, huffman received 37% of the vote. he will face off against daniel roberts that received 15%. due to the states new open primary system, two dr.s will compete -- two democrats will compete for the east bay newly drawn 18th district.

steve stark received 97% of the vote. time now 6:14. only one of the two san francisco measures passed with 100% of the precincts reporting now. almost 77% of voters rejected measure a. that would have required competitive bidding for burgage collect -- garbage collecting. and dividing into different types of trash and locations. measure b is a nonminding. it barely passed. money raised from coit tower will be used to replace the murals inside. the stakes got higher for president obama in wisconsin. they failed to recall the states republican governor. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom. alison. >> reporter: democrats and republicans nation-wide were

closely watching the recall vote in wisconsin. it was a big test. not only for republican governor scott walker aggressive style but also for a state law limiting collective bargaining from the public employees and teachers. walker kept his job and beat his challenger tom barrett by nine points. the wind will echo beyond wisconsin. sarah palin told fox news it was a wake up call for president obama. >> i think that the democrats they understand that the president's no show represents the fact that obama's goose is cooked. >> reporter: there is one bright spot for president obama and democrats. wisconsin voters prefer obama over romney 51-44. they have picked democrats during the last six presidential elections. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns. 6:16. after conceding the race to governor scott walker supporter added a little sting. you can see a woman slapping

his face when she walked in the crowd. she wanted to slap him for giving up and conceding too soon. he continued greeting people and thanking supporters. 6:16. the city of oakland is setting aside $767,000 to investigate complaints related to the occupy protest. the city is dealing with a backlog of internal affairs complaints. they will use the $750,000 to hire outside help to investigate the complaints. the city has only six months to finish the investigation. army private accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks returns to a military courtroom this morning. bradley manning is seeking dismissile of 10 of the 22 charges against him. the pretrial hearing take place at fort mead in maryland. if convicted of the most serious charges, manning could face life in prison.

6:17. the search for plane crash victims in nigeria it's over now. adana airplane crashed. all 153 people on board were killed. it's still not known how many people on the ground was killed. they will survey the neighborhood. they want to find out who is still missing. authorities say 153 bodies have already been recovered. at least seven americans were among those killed in the crash. mechanical failure forced an air tanker to make an emergency crash landing while fighting a wild fire in nevada. that has been determined by the ntsb. investigators say a landing gear door did not open and the plane was forced to land on its belly. two pilots were killed in that

on sunday. investigators hope to find the cockpit recorder involved in that crash. 6:18. we want to check in with sal castaneda see how traffic is moving. it's starting to get busier. >> it is starting to get busier. we will look at the commutes that are getting a little bit more work. like the bay bridge. here you can see traffic backed up to that parking garage. just about now is when they turn the metering lights on. you can see there is already a crowd developing here. also the morning commute is going to be a little busy on 880 but it's not stop and go. traffic is moving well in both directions here as you pass the coliseum with no major delays. and the morning commute in livermore slow traffic here coming in from tracy, but once you get to dublin it looks good. 101 heading south from burling game still looking good. and for the santa clara valley we are off to a good start.

>> we have mostly clear skies. it will be sunny and warm today. warmer. lows are really cool this morning. i mean really cool. upper 30s. a couple upper 30s. but high pressure will if our fair weather friend. 41 at the napa airport. and 39 at kenwood. i know. just crazy. 46 livermore. a lot of 40s here. upper 40s or right at 50 for san jose. lots of 40s on the peninsula. still a component of a west, southwest breeze. cool air mass will get modified fast. overall lots of sunshine. it will be warmer. breeze picks up but not as bad. sunny coast bay and inland. temperatures checking in at the 70s and very low 80s. some 60s closer to the bay. but we'll go from 61 pacifica to 80 at antioch.

five-day forecast which always has your weekend in view there has warmer weather today. a little system clips the pacific northwest thursday into friday for a slight cool down. temperatures will rebound. breezy on the weekend. 6:20. apple is making plans to open two new flag ship stores in major chinese cities. the company wants to open new stores but the possibility of selling ipads could lead to more legal action by proview. that is the chinese company suing apple over the use of the ipad name which threatened to file for injunction if apple came to c -- came to shenzen. they can share videos or talk. green shaded boxes beneath each participate show common interests. mobile versions are still in the works.

6:21. a miss usa contestant gave her crown back. the statement she is making about the pageant. >> it was an innocent senior prank and they should not be suspended. did the judge agree? the court ruling how the seniors will spend their last week of high school. >> good morning, northbound 101 traffic looks pretty good approaching the 80 split. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. [ male announ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering.

good morning. interstate 80 westbound you can see traffic getting a little busier in berkeley into emeryville and oakland but not a big problem at all. >> thank you, sal. it's 6:24. mitt romney says authorities are investigating whether his personal e-mail account was hacked. the website gawker reported a hacker broke into romney's hot mail and drop box accounts. the hacker guessed an answer to a security question about romney's favorite pet in order to gain access to the account and change the pass words. the republican presidential candidate used the hot mail address while he was governor of massachusetts. pennsylvania's representative in the miss usa pageant is handing back her crown. she says seen here in a contest interview posted on youtube she

stepped down because the pageant was rigged. but contest officials say she disagreed with their decision to allow trance gender contestants. bay area high school senior is suspended for vandalism lost a court battle to get their suspensions lifted. parents accompanied 12 seniors in two courtrooms yesterday. they got a lawyer to help them plead their case but a judge ruled against them. students from brentwood worried their grades would suffer if they were banned from class in the last week of school for something they believe was an innocent senior prank. >> the statement is not what we wanted but he will hold up the grades of the kids. >> makes me sad. i have gone all this way and looking forward to wearing my cap and gown and now i can't. so it makes me really sad. >> the superintendent says he will allow the students to take finals today and thursday. however, they cannot take part in graduation ceremonies this

saturday. 6:26. californias battle over same sex marriage could now be heading to the u.s. supreme court. yesterday san francisco's ninth circuit court of appeals voted against reconsidering an earlier ruling that decided prop 8 was unconstitutional. that means the majority of the active judges didn't think it was worth revisiting this issue. it cleared the way for supporters and opponents to take the case to the riage has fundamental right. could be very difficult for the supreme court to say the fundamental right to everyone. >> but first the supreme court has to decide if they will hear the case. that is expected to come this fall. more results from last nights election. incrudeing which tax measures are considered. >> a 14-year-old suspect

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there is the opening bell. stock futures up this morning. european bank looks to stimulate the economy. hawaiian airlines on the right doing the honors at the nasdaq and yale ceo doing honors at new york stock exchange. good morning, welcome back to the morning news. thank you for joining us. i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. our time is now 6:30. in overnight news for you a family is talking about how a suspect was shot and killed by a police officer they say he was just a 14-year-old boy. noelle walker is joining us

live. she is in south san francisco getting all the information andy tails on what led up to this deadly shooting. >> reporter: that police suspect is the victim of an officer involved shooting. the woman that identified herself as his aunt told us the suspect/victim is 14 years old. he was at this mcdonalds with friends. we know a police officer tried to make contact with him for reasons we don't know. and then the teenager ran from that mcdonalds through this parking lot all the way to the e. of the arco station lot. that is where the officer who police say feared for his life shot the teen. we were here this morning when officers returned with flashlights presumably looking for more evidence or things they might have missed in their initial investigation. the station clerk on duty this morning described the scene when he started his shift shortly after the shooting. >> the whole gas station nobody

can enter and get out of the station. and a lot of police cars were in the area. >> reporter: is that something you are used to seeing here? >> no, no. first time. >> reporter: now this gas station does have surveillance cameras but they were not focused on the area where the shooting occurred. instead they are focused on the gas pumps and where the shooting curred is on the edge of the arco lot. we also know police found a gun at the scene that they say is the gun that the teenager was carrying. it had not been fired. reporting live in south san francisco noelle walker. >> thank you. 6:32. in election news proposition 29 the cigarette tax initiative is trailing this morning. here's a look at the numbers. 49.2% voted yes on the cigarette sales tax, but a slim majority 50.8 right now have voted no. lorraine blanco joins us live

from -- it's still too close to call. they still need to count the mail in ballots. >> reporter: yes. the nose -- the no's on 29 are ahighway by 63,000 votes. smokers and nonsmokers are surprised by this. bringing the total tax do $1.87. the initiative backed by the american cancer society would have raised more than $700 million for cancer research and health education. >> i think they need to raise it. it's unhealthy, it's sickening our people. it causes lung cancer. it's noty. i don't like cigarettes. >> reporter: the no on 29 campaign mostly bankrolled by

theback industry. the anti29 campaign said it would send research dollars out of state. property 29 spent closer to $18 million temperature we're putting live in san leandro. 6:33. san mateo county voters rejected two tax measures and the third one too close to call. measure t was ahead by only 62 votes. with all the precincts reporting last night. that may change when the mail in ballots are counted. the measure would impose a 2.5% tax on rental car companies. in unincorporated of san francisco. about 54% of voters said no to measure u. now that would have raised the hotel tax from 10- 12%. voters also turned down measure

x. which would have taxed commercial parking lots. all three of those measures required a simple majority to pass. together they would have raised $13 million for the county. now we have all the complete election results on ktvu.com. if you look at the bottom of your tv screen we are running them across the screen for you. you'll find realtime returns. a man launches into a verbal tirade targeting the gay community. coming up at 6:45 the action city leaders recently took that is connected to all this emotion. 6:35. family members and friends of an emeryville young woman say her death may be a wake up call to other young women. taradna jones' relatives are mourning after the 18-year-old

was found shot to death in the family home. they believe her boyfriend may be responsible for the killing. >> she called me crying two weeks ago. crying because he pushed her. and call her names. bad names. >> i just want to know why. what could she have done to make you so mad? >> emeryville police say they are searching for her boyfriend. they are not releasing any other details because it could jeopardize their investigation. we are now learning there may have been an earlier unreported accusation against a san jose elementary schoolteacher that is accused of molesting five students. police arrested craig chandler back in january after a parent of one of the alleged victims came forward. he is charged with sexually abusing five students at ob whaley elementary school. now prosecutors say a student made a claim about chandler to a school administrator back in october but that administrator

never reported it to police. >> if they have a reasonable suspicion that child abuse has occurred, they are underren obligation to report that. >> state law requires school employees to report any suspected child sex abuse claims to police. the district attorneys office would not identify the school administrator or say if charges would if filed. 6:37. police in napa arrested a woman on suspicion of trying to kidnap a three-year-old child. police say the woman grabbed the child yesterday afternoon at a salvation army store. the woman allegedly hit the child's mother when she tried to take that child back. now police arrived. they did make an arrest on the woman. she is a transient. the child was not hurt. also in just about 90 minutes from now volunteers again will start a new search for sieve era lamar-- sierra lamar. and then again on saturday before they spread out looking

for signs of that missing teenager. antolin garcia torres as you see in the pictures is charged with sierra's murder and kidnapping. he's due back in court on july 10th. it is 6:37. happening right now live pictures of president obama he is just about to board air force one. and he is of course as we have been mentioning heading to the because area. this is a live picture out of joint base andrews in maryland. the president is scheduled to land at sfo at 11:45 this morning. he's coming here back to the bay area to attend two fundraisers. he was just here in the bayer a few weeks ago and raised millions of dollars 37. there is the wave as he jogs up the stairs and heads into air force one. tara moriarty will have more details on what the president is up to. again he's expected to land at sfo at 11:45. that may have traffic issues when they are highwaying from the airport up to the city

heading to san francisco and back again later in the afternoon. sal, i don't believe they gave the exact route for the president for security reasons. but pretty safe to assume he will be driving along highway 101. >> yeah. wherever they go they do road closures. that usually causes a traffic jam temporarily. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along relatively well. right now the time 6:39 and this is northbound 101 as you drive up to # 80. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. also this morning live pictures. peninsula looks good across the bay. see a little bit of slowing traffic in if hay war. all right let's get one more live picture in here. that would be the bay bridge. backed up almost to 880. it's approaching a ten minute

wait at the toll plaza. now 6:39 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. a very good morning. mostly clear. a little cool. had a couple upper 30s. mainly 40s. i don't think it will take long before we warm up fast. sunny for all today. don't have to deal with any fog. the morning will be mostly clear. a few high clouds. temperatures 30s and 40s. there is more 40s and 50s. sunny and warmer. sunshine. 70s for many or few very low 80s. higher clouds associated with a very low week. state is looking pretty good after a couple crazy days. 41 at the fap pa airport. and 41 closer to town. upper 40s for many. livermore at 46. san rafael 47. 48 redwood city. hayward 49. temperatures today will start to rebound pretty fast here. days are very long. 66 oakland. 77 napa. concord up ten. little bit of a west, southwest

breeze. there is no north, northeast. nothing outcourageous. it will be sunny a little breezy at times. low responsible for that cool air mass is up into idaho and montana. left behind very cool air. we'll modify that today. sunny and warmer. a little breezy at times. coast, bay inland. everybody north to south. west to east. looking at sunshine and low 80s will be near clear lake. novato 76. walnut creek 77. berkeley 67 to 77 pleasanton. same for morgan hill. san jose 74. low 70s, mid 70s on the peninsula and south san francisco. 60s in the city and along the coast. the five-day forecast has sunny an thursday and clouds come in thursday night and friday. a little cool down but then warm it up on the weekend. 6:41. three suicide bombings this morning in afghanistan. we are just now getting video in from the scene.

who is now claiming responsibility. >> we are live at sfo where president obama is due in five hours for a fundraising stop. we'll tell you why that is drawing criticism from some. >> highway 4 you can see slow traffic already building up as you head over to concord from bay point. we'll tell you more when we come back.

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here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are follows for you. a police officer in south san francisco shot and killed someone that he tried to question last night. the officer said the suspect pulled out a gun. relatives of the suspect say he was only 14 years old. so far we don't know yet why the officer tried to question him. wisconsin governor scott walker survived a recall election. walker's opponents launched that recall against him after he successfully ended collective bargaining rights for most public employees. opponents of san jose's measure b they are taking the issue to court after they lost the primary election. voters passed the pension reform measure last night. ktvu will be talking with san jose mayor chuck reid live that is on mornings on 2. it is 6:45. just moments ago we showed

president obama getting on board air force one. he is heading back to the bay area this morning to pick up more money for his reelection campaign. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is live at sfo where the president is scheduled to land later this morning. >> reporter: this is really going to be a whirlwind tour. from the time air force one lands at 11:45 until the time the president leaves at 3:15 this afternoon. really he will only be here for 3.5 hours. his helicopter landed at andrews air force base. and then he will board air force one where he is headed here to collect cash for his reelection bid. the last time he was in california he raised $4 million. this time he hopes to rake in $1.5 million. most of that money coming from a luncheon at the julia morgan ballroom. about 300 supporter there is will pay between $500-$50,000 per plate. but it does not come out

controversy that say his priorities are misplaced. >> it shows he is interested in those are worth money. he does not care about the people without money. we are more important. >> reporter: unlike the president's private fundraisers these district events will draw protests being a block away from the occupy movement. opponents of arctic drilling and the u.s. involvement in the middle east have scheduled demonstrations. the president's next stop is los angeles. nevada unlike california is expected to be contested come november. live from sfo i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. 6:47. we now have new video this morning. a deadly suicide bombing in kandahar, afghanistan. this is new. we are just getting this in what you are looking at. emergency crews raced to the scene. three suicide bombers blew themselves up this morning at a marketplace. so far we are told 22 civilians

have died. add least 50 more have been hurt. the taliban claims responsibility for this coordinated attack. and in unrelated news u.s. officials say two americans died in a helicopter crash in south central afghanistan. there are syndications of enemy -- indications of enemy activity in that area. police had to escort a man out of last nights city council meeting after angry outbursts directed at the gay community. mark was led out by police but not before making his feelings known. at the last city council meeting he denounced richmond proclamation in support of gay pride month saying he believes being gay is wrong. community members spoke out against his comments. >> we are and other community members here today felt the things that were said was very inappropriate display of disrespect. >> i will keep coming back to the city council and i'm going to keep speaking my peace and

she keeps cutting me off, i'm just going to file a lawsuit. >> a large number of lgbt supporters called for a united stand against homophobia and says he does not represent the vast majority of the community. 6:48. sal, is this a pretty good time to get into the commute right now whether you are driving or public transportation? >> i would say so. traffic is doing pretty well. you still have that window we like to talk about before it really gets heavy. the peak of the commute is sometime after 7:00. 7:00 to 8:00 let's just say. you can still get to it. highway 4 getting a little slower coming over the hill. highway 4 is very slow in antioch now. but the good news is we don't have any major crashes along the stretch. just slow traffic which i'm sure you can deal with. you might be used to it by now. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is an 8-10 minute delay. but look at the traffic here.

it's moving okay. and if you are driving from livermore to castro valley it's a nice drive so far. traffic on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge looks good. eastbound we keep having some little bit of slow traffic getting out. westbound looks pretty good. it is 6:49 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. a very good morning. a little cool this morning. couple upper 30s and lots of 40s. we'll warm up pretty fast here. it will be sunny today. pollen index continues out here. if it changes, i've been looking for changes but still came across today. cedar and juniper on the trees. still in the medium category. weeds kind of held down still. but not much has changed in the last three or five days. high pressure our fair weather friend. low 40s to 50s. napa airport 41. some 40s even livermore at 46 degrees. not much of a system here. this one will start to track toward us. a little bit toward late thursday into friday.

we start to warm up a little bit. the weekend looking better. the low exit stage right left behind very cool air. all signs point toward warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. end ran temps that have been way below average will get back near average. sunny and warmer today. a little breezy. nothing too bad. that has been cut in half most of the breeze. 60s and 70s and very, very low 80s. kentfield 75. napa at 77. 73 vallejo. 78 concord. brentwood, antioch all low 80s. berkeley 67. 75 saratoga. 73 sunnyvale. san mateo 72. and in the city 64. although mid 40s upper 40s everyone in san francisco this morning. sunny thursday morning and clouds late thursday into friday. a little cool down but with your weekend in view it looks mostly sunny and warmer. >> thank you.

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well. there is some hope there may be some deal to help get the european governments as a way to take care of the european debt crisis. >> a little encouragement. 6:52. the cruise ship drink served to a little child. why the child's parents were furious because it was not the orange juice they asked for. >> how thieves deliver a knock out blow to a boxing club. >> 237 we have a little stop and go traffic where 880 and 237 come together here.

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was getting out of control. michael's mother realized he had been given a screwdriver. that is orange juice mixed with vodka. >> he was really mad and kept mumbling it was really hot. he was so full of energy but he couldn't stand straight. >> they are not planning to sue. but they di not offer any medical assistance. let's get you out the door. sal, what is happening? >> it's getting busier all over the place. coming up on mornings on 2 we are continue to follow the busiest commutes with special attention to the bay bridge that is one of the busiest ones. it's backed up to the 880 over crossing. also this morning we are looking at the commute here in san francisco. that still looks good. northbound and also southbound trying to catch a flight down at sfo. northbound 280 looks good. and talking about the peninsula 101 and 180 will doing very well. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. if you are just waking up, it's

starting to warm up. we had cool lows already sunshine and warmer temperatures. 60s and 70s coast and bay. upper 70s to a few low 80s inland. coming up. >> nobody with enter and get out of the station and a lot of police cars were in the area. >> a deadly police shooting in south san francisco. relatives of the suspect says he was only 14 years old. >> also a big vote in the south bay. we will talk live to the mayor of san jose with effort to reform city pensions. why this is not over. man: there's a cattle guard, take a right.

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